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In re Z.N. CA2/4
J.B. (mother) challenges the juvenile court’s order at the six-month review hearing declining to return her children to her custody. Mother argues (1) substantial evidence did not support the juvenile court’s finding that the children would be at substantial risk if returned to mother; (2) the juvenile court failed to specify the factual basis for its conclusion that the return of the children to mother would be detrimental; and (3) the juvenile court lacked sufficient evidence for its finding that reasonable services have been provided or offered to mother. As discussed below, we conclude mother’s contentions are without merit. Accordingly, we affirm.

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